Hi people,
I have a query regarding locking. Is it possible to lock a particluar module on my cvs server so
that people cannot checkout.
I do not want this particular module to be
accessible to everybody in the team. How can i accomplish this. I will
appreciate your response. I have cvsnt
Hi people,
I have a query regarding locking. Is it possible to lock a particluar =
module on my cvs server so that people cannot checkout.
I do not want this particular module to be accessible to everybody in =
the team. How can i accomplish this. I will appreciate your response. I
have cvsnt on
Mike Castle wrote:
> Files in the repository doesn't have sticky tags. Files in your
> workarea do.
Yeah, I knew that. I just shouldn't be sending technical email on
Friday afternoon.
> > I add a tag, will that tag be associated with the sticky revision in my
> > working area, or with the Repo
ok... so I've read all the documentation, installed cvs, and everything
seems to be working fine... except for pserver. It doesnt auth
anyone. I've tried just about everything. I've tried w/ SystemAuth=no and
just a CVSROOT/passwd file, I've tried w/ just a CVSROOT/passwd file... I
just keep getti
jon writes:
>
> ok... so I've read all the documentation, installed cvs, and everything
> seems to be working fine... except for pserver. It doesnt auth
> anyone. I've tried just about everything. I've tried w/ SystemAuth=no and
> just a CVSROOT/passwd file, I've tried w/ just a CVSROOT/passwd fi
The comand line is:
2401 stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/cvs cvs -f --allow-root=/usr/cvs/src
pserver
$ cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/usr/cvs/src login
(Logging into [EMAIL PROTECTED])
CVS passwd:
cvs login: authorization failed: server 10.1.0.34 rejected access to
/usr/cvs/src for user jon
Here's a scenario I ran into this weekend, wondering what the proper way
to handle it would have been. (I know what I did was horrendous)
1. A user had checked in a bunch of images without -kb, and thus the
images were corrupted when I tried to view them after checking them back
out.
2. I told
Last time I had that problem, the user was using wincvs and
had a space character ( ' ' ) in the user name.
I actually went to the effort of creating a hook to "strace"
cvs when in pserver mode from the inetd file. I think I still
have it - it might help let you know what is going on.
-O
> Howard Zhou writes:
> >
> > It's cvs 1.11 running on Linux and NetBSD build systems. The repository is
> > on a netapp server NFS shared.
Please, remove NFS from your CVS setup ASAP. I was doing NFS between a non-linux
repository and a linux working directory, and many, many files got corrupte
Fran Fabrizio writes:
>
> 1. A user had checked in a bunch of images without -kb, and thus the
> images were corrupted when I tried to view them after checking them back
> out.
> 2. I told the user to delete the images from his working directory,
> then use cvs remove to remove all of them, and
Razi A. Ansari writes:
>
> cvs admin -l DisplayDetails.jsp (in directory C:\My Music\Dragon)
> cvs [admin aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any)
Do other CVS commands work correctly, or do they all fail the same way?
You might want to upgrade your server to the curren
At 4:24 PM -0700 4/12/01, Larry Jones wrote:
>Russ Tremain writes:
>>
>> you can use -D with -r , but sometimes it is confusing.
>> if is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
>> not get what you expect.
>
>If you specify both a specific revision and a specific date, I don't see
>how you
Russ Tremain writes:
>
> IMHO, the semantics for -r are confusing. Sometimes
> it means a branch, and sometimes it means an exact revision.
It's even worse for CVS -- exactly the same symbolic tag can be a
revision tag in one file and a branch tag in another!
-Larry Jones
These things just se
I have a few files that are currently managed via RCS, however, I would
like to put them into a CVS repository. Will this be as simple as
copying the ,v files into the directory or will I need to do something
more complicated? I would like to retain all the version change
information if possible
Andy Bradford writes:
>
> I have a few files that are currently managed via RCS, however, I would
> like to put them into a CVS repository. Will this be as simple as
> copying the ,v files into the directory or will I need to do something
> more complicated? I would like to retain all the versi
On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 05:00:36PM +0530, Sudarshan wrote:
> I have created a repository in /projects with module testproj1.
>
> I have created another repository in /projects/project1 with one
> module projarun.
>
> Now i want to move the module testporj1 into second repository with
> all the
On Sat, Apr 14, 2001 at 12:34:58AM -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
> Michael Hannemann writes:
> > [putting "!" in CVSROOT/cvsignore doesn't stop ignoring]
>
> If you're using a local repository, that should work. If you're using
> client/server CVS, you're screwed
A workaround might be to give every
Id like to add that if I remember correctly, it is possible to create RCS files
that
will not be usable in CVS. For one example, if you have revisions of the form
1.x.y.z then is it not the case that these will confuse CVS?
Rex.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones) on 04/16/2001 11:41:09 AM
Thus said Larry Jones on Mon, 16 Apr 2001 14:41:09 EDT:
> It's as simple as copying the ,v files into the repository directory.
That's what I thought, but I wasn't certain.
Thanks,
Andy
[---[system uptime]]
2:24pm up 9 days, 17:39, 2 user
Hi
I haven't got any response for this question.If anyone
ever got such an error,pls give the remedy.I am still
unable to delete these lock files from the
reposiitory.
Thanks,
Paddy Thomas
--- Paddy T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> I am getting the following CVS lock error.
>
> One developer
Hi, my friend and I are doing a project, we have
separate home machines both connecting to the internet but we don't have a LAN,
is that OK if one sets up a CVS server and both install the client? or is
that a must we have a LAN?
If the CVS is not working for this purpose, any
suggestion f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Id like to add that if I remember correctly, it is possible to
> create RCS files that will not be usable in CVS. For one example,
> if you have revisions of the form 1.x.y.z then is it not the case
> that these will confuse CVS?
We did that (ie, converted a bunch of
Ihave installed the CVS and created a new repository. I have also
installed RCS and copied the binary files in to CVS and tried to
access the repository using pserver method.
I am getting the following error.
cvs -L -
d :pserver:nas4@localhost:/opt/local/home/CVSPatch/ReposPatch login
(Logging
On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 13:57 -0400, Larry Jones wrote:
>
> Russ Tremain writes:
> >
> > IMHO, the semantics for -r are confusing. Sometimes it means
> > a branch, and sometimes it means an exact revision.
>
> It's even worse for CVS -- exactly the same symbolic tag can be
> a revision tag in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> cvs [login aborted]: unrecognized auth response from localhost:
> Usage: cvs [cvs-options] command [command-options-and-arguments]
Your CVS server is misconfigured. You get that usage message when you
type "cvs" with no following subcommand, so you most likely lef
Hao Cheng writes:
>
> Hi, my friend and I are doing a project, we have separate home machines =
> both connecting to the internet but we don't have a LAN, is that OK if =
> one sets up a CVS server and both install the client?
Certainly. That's how CVS itself is developed!
-Larry Jones
The ga
hi
but how it will have all the old changes that were made in earlier
repository gets reflected into moved one. since i have this doubt.
since some files would have got modified and its history will be in the
old CVSROOT history file., since my moving only the module will i be
able to get the ol
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones)
> Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 19:24:27 -0400 (EDT)
>
> Russ Tremain writes:
> >
> > you can use -D with -r , but sometimes it is confusing.
> > if is a simple tag, and not a branch tag, you might
> > not get what you expect.
>
> If you specify both a specific
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